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obsessed with the ways large firms like Amazon or Wal-Mart manage their
supply chains. I would often start thinking about how I could do a
better job, not with Amazon or Wal-Mart of course, but with other
companies whose supply chains were not being optimized. The more I
learned about supply chain management, the more I recognized that this
was a line of work that I was both interested in and drawn to as a
student <https://www.paperdue.com/topic/student-essays>. My personality
type and traits also lend themselves to this line of work. Knowing
always that I would participate in some level in managing business, I
started to think more critically about exactly how I would go about
contributing to the growth and success of a company. By the time I
completed my junior year, I already knew that I would go into supply
chain management exclusively. I am interested in the UW Master of Supply
Chain Management program because it will help me achieve my career goals.
What was once a fairly straightforward role has now become one that is
complex and multifaceted. Although I have already learned about supply
chain management, and have received a green belt in Six Sigma, I still
have a long way to go before I can fully grasp the day-to-day operations
within an established firm. What I like about the University of
Washington program is the opportunity to develop a cross-disciplinary
understanding of supply chain management. During my undergraduate
career, I have noticed that the academic literature related to supply
chain logistics is becoming increasingly multidisciplinary. This has
made the field even more compelling for me as a student with a natural
sense of curiosity about the world. I like solving problems, and never
give up once presented with one. The University of Washington’s Master
in Supply Chain Management curriculum encompasses all aspects including
communications and negotiations, finance, enterprise systems,
procurement, and everything else that falls under the broader rubric of
my chosen field.
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I. Major Factors
The management of Dream Beauty Company, a manufacturer of consumer
beauty supplies and cosmetics, is concerned with the increased costs
of its supply chain management. The firm’s supply chain costs
recently reached an all time high of $130,000, which could be
attributable to various factors including additional sales and
increased costs for order fulfillment. Currently, the Dream Beauty’s
total order fulfillment is averagely three days despite the